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Ready for a little more SEO myth busting? Get ready for #2 in our SEO Myth Busting series. Myth #2: More Social Media Accounts Is Better It’s not enough to just have social media accounts: you have to use them. A lot. Don’t get me wrong, social

These days, one of SEO’s biggest trump card is unique, interesting content. A lot of people don’t like to hear this, because creating good, SEO friendly content takes time: interesting blog posts don’t write themselves, and valuable community information pages don’t pop into existence overnight. Okay, so

We get a lot of questions about Search Engine Optimization here at Redman, and I thought it was high-time I addressed some of the most frequent questions here on the blog, and share the answers around. Keep checking back on the blog for more SEO Myth Busting

If you’ve been blogging about real estate for a while then you already know what a great tool it can be. It’s easy to communicate your expertise on the current market trends in your area, and can also be a great place to offer general advice for

This is the forth post in our series on how to use your Redman Real Estate Blog. You can read the other posts in the series here: Blog How To Series Logging Into Your Redman Blog Writing a Post Customizing Your Sidebar One of the most useful

If you’ve just joined Facebook or Twitter, we know navigating your way around these new and sometimes complicated interfaces can be a bit confusing. Making sure you know how to share things on these social media tools is important, and we’ve put together two quick tutorials to

Everybody knows SEO is important, but not everyone knows what it actually means. What is it and how does it work? Why is it so important? What can you do to make sure your site is SEO optimized? This blog series will help you understand what Search

The MLS® certification marks are owned by the Canadian Real Estate Association, and because they are registered trademarks there are rules every agent and office should know about how and when the marks can be used. Since trademark law can be a bit tricky, we’ve put together

Last time in Redman’s series on web browsers we reviewed Internet Explorer, the browser with the largest chunk of market share. Today we’ll swing the other way and talk about the youngest upstart on the modern web browser scene, Google Chrome. Redman’s analytics show a mere 4%

Where better to start our series on web browsers than the well known Internet Explorer, the perceived “king” of the web — at least when it comes to market share. Redman dug into the analytics of over 200 Real Estate sites and discovered IE accounts for a